New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-05-18
Machinery for Testing Dairy Products.

the xperlmentatlon, and the work will be
under the charge OF a competent chemist.
The following is a llstof the more impor-.
I.tant pieces to be put into use as soon as
the room can be fitted up:
One Becker's No. balance, a, mum
u Becker No. 4 weights, two water batns
Two seven-inch tripods, two iron, percolate
stands, one burette stand, two funnel
stands, one drying oven. three Bunsen.
burners. twenty-five feet rubber tubing,
clamps, water glasses and, glass tunnels,
two retorts, one Liebig's condenser, wash
bottles, cooperating dishes, three horn.
spatulas, two Berlin porcelain crucibles,,
Two pipettes, fitering paper, platinum,foil,.
lorceps, triangles, one specific gravity bot.
lie, brushes, bottles, ETC., etc.
number OF tables will be placed in, the,
room, and water and gas have yet to. be
put in before active operations, can be be-
gun. This move on the part of the depart
ment will give it facilitie it has never
known before for complete, thorough and
regular analysis. The pair OF Becker bal
ances noted above alone cost $S5, and
over $500 has been expended in the pur-
chase OF the mere apparatus.
| Albert Lea has been surprised by the ar
rest Of ID young couple on the. charge OF in
| tanticide.
st. Cloud Special The state board OF di-
| tectors OF the reformatory were here and
inspected the grounds.
| Andrew Teddy, a pioneer settler in Mt.
Pleasant, near Lake City, died aged 81.
The residence OF Daniel Weary, in Lake
township: near Lake City, was burned
Loss, 81, 800; insured Il r $500 in the Fire
and Marine OF St. Paul.
! Thomas Burke and John Riley make
nurderous attack upon John Finnley OF
st. Paul-Riey thrusts knife four times
into his victims body.
Owatonna Special: The Milwaukee depot
| burned. The fire star ted from an engine.
The building was only an old shell, and the
! loss on freight is So, OOOto$ $4,000. The st.
Paul mail bag made up hero was burned
| With it's contents, and most OF the baggage
| was consumed.
| Charles and Bertha Hegener were brought
up before Judge Wilkin at ST. Paul, and
| when the charge OF 1nanslaughter in the
| lrst degree was read they pleaded not guilty.
| As they had counsel, Messrs. Erwin and
| Ryan-they were not questioned by the
court, who demanded $4,000 bail, which
was furnished by Messrs. Holmes and Schle-
ner; who had signed the former bonds.
The two great feather weight pugilists,
Tommy Warren and Danforth, finally
signed articles for another contest in Min
heapolis. ri ~
The state has invested money in ap-
paratus with which to Scientifically test
cream and butter at the State Capital.
Frank Getchell, aged twelve, son OF J. B.
| Getchell, a farmer living two miles north OF
| st. Cloud was drowned in the dam near
| The Normal home.
John Quincy sues the Manitoba road
or IS, 900 for false imprisonment Plain
tilt ayers that he was in the employ Of the
| Northern Pacific road and resisted the e.
torts OF the tefendent company to make a
crossing at Jamestown, and was locked in
Jail for simply performing his duty.
Mrs. j. 81. Kline OF Royalton, was burn
ed to death recently. While sit ting near
the stove by some means her clothing
took fire.
Ereeborn county has q genuine case Of
eprosy, discovered in the town OF Rice
land, eight or ten miles from Albert Lea.
| The patient is a woman between thirty and
Iorty years old. She has had children
and is enciente. The disease is now in the
anRthetic stage, a feeling OF mum bness per-
vading the eXtremities. All the fingers and
most OF the toes are sore, while large scars
may be seen upon the arms, the result OF
burns received because OF this numb con-
! iition.
At Ortonvile, the Godfrey House, barn,
the pillow factory OF A. Enquist, a portion
OF the Charles Belcher lumber yard and
several out-buildings were consumed.
At a special election held at Fergus Falls
by Company Second Lieut.. James T.
| Cowie was made first lieu tenan t, succeeding
George w. Boyington, resigned, and Pri-
vate F. A. Tarr was elected second lieu
| tenant.
Congressman Lind has appointed Aaron
G.. Pearson OF st. Peter to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF E. F. Soaring,
as cadetat the military academy at West
Point.
| At Austin, R. b. English and Louisa
Hanson, arrested on a. charge OF murder
ing their illegitimate infant HAD a hearing
before Justice Parker. At the conclusion
OF the evidence for the prosecution, w. c.
McAdam counsel for the defense, made a
motion to discharge the prisoners, which
motion the court granted.
| At Saltwater, Staples Foundry was
| consumed, with engines, machinery, fix
lures and patterns. Total loss about
| SIS, 900; insurance, $40, 500 The lessees
Swain d Anderson, lose $4,000, insured
for $500. The cause Of the fireis unknown.
The foundry has been in operation IT
years.
Grand Forks Special: The barn OF Hal
vor Z. Haroldson, two miles south
OF the city, was destroyed by
fire with it's contents, consisting Of 600
bushels OF wheat, 300 bushels OF oats, ten
tons OF hay and a new self-binder. Loss,
81, 200; partially covered by insurance
William Sutton was buried alive in a
sewer excavation at St. Paul, and Charles
Bowen dies from injuries received from be-
ing caught by a belt and hurled around "a
pulley. A.
The State OF Minnesota has entered up
on the thirtieth year OF its statehood, hay
ing been admitted to the Union May IL,
1858. The chief executive OF the state its
first year was Gov. Henry NJ. Sibley, who,
however, did not take his office until Nav
"a OF that year. The other state officers
who were in the. high official positions OF
the state twenty nine years ago this month
were William Holcomb, lieutenant govern.
or; Francis Baasen, secretary OF state;
George W. Armstrong, treasurer. W. F.
Dunbar, auditor; Charles 81. Berry, attor.
ney general; w. f. Wheeler, governors pr,
vate secretary.
The Manitoba road desires to correct a